Zorilla Passing
Category: Mammals, camera-trap | Date: Apr 30 2008 | By: tumaren
Not a great picture but its a zorilla anyway…
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7 Responses to “Zorilla Passing”
Dipesh Pabari, on 30 Apr 2008
What’s a zorilla?
James, on 30 Apr 2008
hi dipesh,
He is a nocturnal weasal (Ictonyx striatus). they like insects, rodents, lizards and snakes. i was woken in the middle of the night by the most horrific noise. it was two zorillas fighting. cheers, jc
here is more:
http://tumaren.wildlifedirect.org/2008/03/08/zorilla-warfare/
Lisa, California, on 30 Apr 2008
Hilarious. Looks like he’s running. Just a blur. Lisa
Wim, on 01 May 2008
Run little Zorilla!
Run like the wind!
Theresa Siskind St Petersburg FL, on 01 May 2008
James, really am enjoy these nocturnal critters. Speaking of the opposite, do you have any meerkats there?
James, on 02 May 2008
Meerkats are from southern africa but in the masai mara we have striped mongooses which also are social mongooses that stand on their hind legs and behave rather similar. The local social mongoose here is the dwarf, while the white tailed and black-tipped do not travel in a pack.
Theresa Siskind St Petersburg FL, on 02 May 2008
Yes, I’ve seen these cute, curious creatures. They are immune to cobra venom, right?
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